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Old September 22nd, 2004, 11:01 AM
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Default Programatically reading CONFIG files

I'm a veteran Win32 programmer, newbie at Linux/Unix. In Windows there are built in system functions for reading and writing .ini files (Windows config files). Is there any functions built into the Linux system to read config files? or does every programmer have to re-invent this wheel every time he wants to use config files with their application.
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Are you using TK.
 
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No. I'm using C/C++
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